Sentence examples for smaller prevalence from inspiring English sources

It is not easily known, however, whether the smaller prevalence rates are closer to reality or the greater ones, because there is no gold standard to estimate the sensitivity and specificity of these two and conduct receiver-operator curves.

This could be due to the smaller prevalence of stroke, myocardial infarction and heart failure in the examined age group.

Pair-wise comparisons of the prevalence of dyslipidemia between the four ethnic groups revealed that only Uygurs had significantly smaller prevalence than Kazaks (P < 0.0001).

Thus the reported smaller prevalence of joint hypermobility in the untreated patients might be attributed to relative or actual joint stiffness caused by numerous bone fractures and deformities.

In one relatively large cohort (255 patients), 47.9% of the study group had depression, 41.6% apathy, and 32.4% both, with smaller prevalence of depression and apathy alone (15.4% and 9.4% resp).

Another recent study with a younger (M = 62 69.8 years) population also showed a smaller prevalence of ICACs, 14.0 37.3% for VAs and 0.0 3.5% for BA [ 14, 20].

Despite these relatively small prevalence estimates, the issue of contract cheating still poses a significant problem for tertiary institutions.

Despite these relatively small prevalence estimates, the issue of contract cheating poses a significant problem for tertiary institutions.

Interestingly, unlike other amino acid variants that are predicted to give a neutral PROVEAN score, L>P263 (Leucine>Proline), with its relatively small prevalence as a minor allele (Fig. 2, Hap4) in and specific to the El Faiyum depression, is predicted by PROVEAN to carry a deleterious functional effect (Table 2) with a score of − 4.513.

The robustness curve quantifies the intuition that more demanding outcomes (small prevalence) are more vulnerable to model uncertainty (small robustness).

However, the sensitivity of unclear pattern for predicting GN was low, due to the small prevalence of this pattern in GN cases (five out of 29 cases).